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Not really a "Vs" video, if you're going to test the effectiveness of a blender then both blenders should get the ingredients in the same form and shape. For the Nutribullet to get whole almonds is not a fair comparison with the Vitamix getting already processed almonds. Hope that makes sense.
It makes sense in that regard, but also the nutribullet had taken the almonds as far as they would go. Hard to get the same effectiveness without being able to press it like you can in a vitamix
Do you soak the almonds before? Cause I'd like to do it this way. Is the quantity too much as well in the video? ATM I just have a Vorwerk but considering something smaller... Thanks for your help!
It is clear that the blend is too dry and the blades are just turning in a pocket of air or space without bleeding anything. You would need to add a little liquid or vegetable oil. The reason you were able to accomplish it on the blender is because of forcing or pushing the almonds towards the blades. The champion juicer would probably be a better choice to make nut butters. It has a monster motor. I have done it using the Champion and it works great.
If you had toasted the almonds on a baking tray in the oven for 10 minutes at 180c it helps to release the oils out of the almonds which helps when you come to blitz it plus gives a better flavour....enjoy!
Breaking down the almonds in the Nutribullet Rx first does make it easier for the Vitamix's motor. However, a more fair comparison would have been to start with whole almonds like you did with the Nutribullet Rx. That being said, obviously the Vitamix would do the better job because of the tamper.
Instead of using that cup for the Nutribullet, she could have used the blender one, and push the almonds down. Well, biased video. I bet you can make almond butter with no problem with the RX
Forgive me, but the issue with the Nutribullet seems to be that the ingredients don't fall into the base. With the Vitamix, you are using something to press the ingredients down into the blades. Given that the Nutribullet has a Pitcher with an open top, I wonder what would have happened if you had use the plunger to press the ingredients down into the blade in the same way that you did with the Vitamix? I rather suspect it would have worked just as well.
I've just got a blender similar size to the Vitamix but a fraction of the cost, it's a Duronic. I made almond butter in three minutes, I was so impressed, and it was a smooth, pourable constancy. I pulsed my almonds first, then did a minute three times on a slow speed, and it was perfect. The nutribullet I don't think is designed for nut butters, especially of that volumn. Interesting comparison though 😄
I made a super smooth and dripping peanutbutter with Nutribulex RX. I've used a superblast pitcher, not a cup and about 7min of patience... But it worked perfectly!
It is just another container, not a cup, but a standart one (nutribullet rx includes 3 different containers) : www.amazon.com/Nutribullet-Souper-Blast-Pitcher-Piece/dp/B06Y4VS28W
What about not using the Tamper in the vitamix? If your comparing apples to apples then you should not use the tamper. Even using the tamper and the nutribullet doing the majority of the crushing for the vitamix. It took so long.
I am seasoned Vitamix user and to be fair, you should have had the same environment / amount of almond for both machines :-) Also, I make my almond butter and flour in my Vitamix and there is not need to stop the Vitamix at all, you use the tamper to do its job :-) if you roast your almonds, you do not need oil in Vitamix to do butter there :-) Again, nothing against Nutribullet at all and I can't say anything about that machine since I do not own one. I am sure it is good depending on what you do with your machines ;-) i use my Vitamix for soups, flour, different nut butters and making sure to earn its keeps on my counter top :-)
LOL, who thought the Nutribullet could beat the Vitamix with nut butter? Honestly, I feel it’s a waste of time to make almond butter!😌 This recipe doesn’t use enough liquid to make it smooth!
I like my cuisinart food processor for nut butter. I just got the 4 cup mini prep and it was soooo easy! Roasted almonds and no oil. Took 5 easy minutes. Not a giant procedure like unlocking the nutribullet. I’ve made it in my larger cuisinart, too. My vitamix I’m not sure. I feel like I’m killing the motor and it is too frustrating. Cuisinart large or small for me!
Awww that's too bad,I just got a rx i love it for smoothies n can t wait to make soup,I wish they would make one that can also me a processor so u don't have to use different machines
@resistance1207 true. I did it in Nutribullet 900 and works just fine. I actually needed to add a bit of water, but it took like 3 cycles and it was done.
It wasn't too much to handle, you were running it without it having anything to mix. Try banging the sides as it blends or shake it a little so it will drop down to the blade.
I think a food processor is much better if you want to make nut butters rather than a blender, according to youtube vids i watched so far and my experience.
está muy seca la mezcla y es difícil que las almendras giren hacia las cuchillas se supone que por fuera se vean los ingredientes girando muy mala demostración desprestigiaste a la compañía , dedito abajo para ti chaoooo
Any blender can handle nutbutter, you just have to give it a break and push the content down - there are videos were people did make nutbutter with even a 200W-blender...
Never understand why people take the time to make things like almond butter at home when there are several good ones on the market made with nothing but almonds that are delicious. I prefer to spend my time making things at home that when purchased in the store are full of preservatives and ingredients that I can’t pronounce. Also, why add oil to a nut butter, especially “vegetable oil”?
I came here to learn how if my nutribullet could make almond butter, but clearly you're making something called Ahmun butter. What's that? I've asked at my local grocery store, but they just walked away from me. :)
Mike Martinez Sound like a goofy Yankee who thinks everyone should speak like an American. Even most Americans don’t speak clear English which, btw, most of the world don’t speak at all. But WHO THE HELL CARES!!
Regretted getting the nutri bullet. Should have kept the Vitamix. I find the nutribullet a nuisance, constant unassembled to have a thorough cleaning. A hassle.
